Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20
LOCAL BREyITfys.

The State Board of Equalization will
early next week commence the eqGalza,
non OF the county assessments
The steamer Flora arrived from the III.
: per Sacramento yesterday with a cargo OF
grain, and returned for another
Notaries were yesterday appointed as fol-
lo"s J. II. Puryis, Kingsburg. Fresno
county; o. E. Hardy, Ontario, San Bernar-
dino county.
Six carloads of silk went East from San
francesca yesterday morning ard special
train OF eighteen carloads of tea viii 90
this morning.
Rev. e. G. Mclean, of MERGED. Grand
Chaplain Of the /. o. O. F., came TO the
city last evening, and, after visiting Capitol
Lodge, instructed the Degree Lodge n the
work.
Jacob Reuters residence, on | street, BE-
| tween Twenty-first and Twenty-secoad,
which was sold at auction on Thursday by
Bell q Co., was purchased by Mrs. Mary
Hubbard for 81, zee.
These arrests were made yesterday: Lee
Sing, by Deputy Sheriff Eldred, for INSIDE
meanor; John Hurley, by officers O'Meara
and Farrell. for being drunk A. Polot bv
officer Able, for disturbing the peace.
Willie Myers. boy employed at the
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boys yesterday morning when he fell, and
his right arm passed through the glass of
window and was very badly cut, some of
the tendons being severed.
The G. p. R. +. Baseball Club will leave
for Marysville on the Portland express
train TO night, to play game tomorrow
with the H. & L. Club of that elty. the
champions of Northern California, and will
return by the same express early Monday
morning.
The average Signal Service temperature
Yesterday was 750, being 80 warmer than
the normal for that day The highest and
lowest temperature was $50 and So, with
gentle variable winds, mostly northerlv
weather clear, with dense haze floating in
the atmosphere.
At Santa Cruz yesterday there wa, an
other game of baseball between the nine
from the First Artillery Regiment and the |
picked nine from Santa Cruz, which con-
tested few days ago. They played for |
500 side, and the Santa Cruz bows won |
with score of IA to H.
a committee of members of the knights |
of Pythias is canvassing the CITY for sub |
scriptions to fund for the enter tainment |
of the members of the Grand Encampnlent |
of the Uniformed Rank, which will be held |
here during the fair. The required amount |
ID DSiAe AaioCN Will gratifying Idplulty.
Chief of Police Dillman has received so
many letters of inquiry from peace officers |
in this State and elsewhere concerning 7. |
c. Casey, the burglar, that he has had cir
culars printed giving full description OF |
him, his manner of operating, etc. and |
sends them, together with Casey's photo |
graph, to those inquiring.
The Southern Pacific Company Yesterday
received from the East two new passenger |
coaches, the first of an order for ten placed |
with the Ohio Falls Car Company, at JEFF |
fersonville, Ind. They are really elegant |
in finish combine many recent improve |
ments, and are much superior to any of the |
coaches now in use on the coast-which is |
saying great deal.
The case of Edward Haffey, charged with |
burglarizing school-house at Brighton,
was yesterday transferred from the Police |
Court to the Court of Justice Divine. where !
it was set for examination next Thursday
at 10 A. NJ, and his bail fixed al 1900 |
Not being able to give the latter, he was
sent to the County Jail. He has engaged
General A. l.. Hart to defend him